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Hooray, we won! Thanks to Drag, I think, or rather, thanks to his epic reveal by the Commissioner. In general, revealing two Hive members is a classic psychological mafia tactic, or rather, a classic fail: after revealing the second Hive member, no one pays attention to either of them anymore, because they'll sort things out among themselves at night! I should say a few words in defense of Tox – he was the one who suggested it! If the town had done that and immediately started looking for another candidate for execution, who knows how things would have turned out))). But everyone almost immediately believed Drag))), and the real Hive member was exposed. No one took his post before the execution seriously, but he accurately described the situation)). Thank you, Hos, for running the game, although the description of my murder slightly horrified me))). I liked that there were few players, and as a result, the game was dynamic. I feel sorry for Imaris and Monu; people wanted to play, but it didn't work out). Imaris, I wasn't even aware of who was going to be killed. This is another feature of the psychological game – to minimize all contacts between the group, because it's so easy to expose connections if you constantly discuss something. To be honest, I didn't communicate with Spir and Neyra at all. I only discussed Drag's reveal and Tox's execution with him, and that's it.